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Foreign direct investment in the era of new industrial revolutionNecmettin Kaymaz and Aytug Goksu 02 Jun 2023
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From innovation to integration: the role of collective action in institutionalising 4IR technologiesVignesh Santhanam, Piyush Gupta, and Vivek HP 08 May 2023
Disney drops metaverse division, EU seeks rules for virtual worlds, and other metaverse stories you need to read this monthCathy Li 12 Apr 2023
Domestic chores could be done by robots 40% of the time within a decade - new studyCharlotte Edmond 11 Apr 2023
Here's why education systems need to start taking a 'skills-first' approachThe Lego Foundation · LinkedIn 30 Mar 2023
Why global leaders should advocate for a re-globalized worldJames Forsyth and Prof Andrew Prahl 30 May 2023
Housing prices have fallen the most in these countriesHites Ahir, Prakash Loungani, and Karan Bhasin · International Monetary Fund 17 Mar 2023
Here's how international law can protect people fleeing environmental disasterMorgiane Noel · The Conversation 16 Mar 2023
Which leadership skills are needed to create impactful change? Young Global Leaders explainJames Forsyth and Celia Becherel 28 Apr 2023
The most effective leaders are advocates for their employees - here's how to become oneDebbie Ferguson · Quartz 09 Nov 2022
How behavioural experiments boost sustainable leadershipMariah Levin, Cyrus Suntook, Megha Thakker, and Emily Barrett 18 Feb 2022
How to evolve your leadership skills to help mitigate business-related riskMichael Useem · Knowledge@Wharton 25 Oct 2021
How does ‘nudging’ work as an intervention technique?Roberta Fusaro, Cass Sunstein, Richard Thaler, and Julia Sperling-Magro · Ernst & Young 15 Oct 2021
A study of 1 million employees shows what happens when colleagues leaveGabriela Riccardi · Quartz 16 May 2023
What is a genome and why is it valuable to our lives? An expert explainsKate Whiting and Kateryna Gordiychuk 15 May 2023
What tech companies can learn from a creator's AI algorithm from 25 years agoJohn MacCormick · The Conversation 12 May 2023
Cognitive flexibility is essential to navigating a changing world – new research shows how your brain learns new rulesVikaas Sohal and Kathleen Cho · The Conversation 04 May 2023
The importance of solitude – why time on your own can sometimes be good for youThuy-vy Nguyen · The Conversation 04 May 2023
Vancouver shows how cities can develop better infrastructure planning and developmentDaniel Sweeney 11 May 2023
The rollout of electric vehicle infrastructure is finally picking up pace. But many countries are still a long way behind Martin Armstrong · Statista 27 Sep 2022
This Indigenous principle could transform how we invest in natureGill Einhorn, David Sangokoya, Professor Deen Sanders OAM, Guy Williams, and Alice Bell 19 Sep 2022
Averting an energy crisis requires bold investment in renewable energy — particularly in developing economiesMili Fomicov and Olivia Zeydler 14 Sep 2022
Why some nations are wealthier than others – and what it means for future prosperityAmitrajeet A. Batabyal · The Conversation 01 Jul 2022
Chart of the Day: This is how the $88 trillion global economy is spread around the worldKate Whiting 13 Oct 2020
This report by McKinsey shows that wealth doesn't always equal successAnu Madgavkar and Sven Smit · Project Syndicate 18 Feb 2020
GDP is outdated, here are the alternativesAustin Clemens · Washington Center for Equitable Growth 10 Feb 2020
